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Navidale Textiles to knit its way into Zambia

Navidale Textiles, is not a name easily recognisable in Zimbabwe, but the knitwear manufacturing company is big enough that it plans to “knit” its way into the Zambian market.

Navidale Textiles (Navidale) is one of the 24 Zimbabwean companies that were exhibiting at the Zambia Agriculture and Commercial Show (ZACS) last week and is hoping the appearance will be a stepping stone into penetrating the Zambian market.

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What is the significance of lobola?

A man drives into a head on collision on purpose, killing himself, his wife and their one-year-old toddler. He felt there was no reason for him to live anymore after his in-laws had refused to accept his lobola.

He was told that he did not qualify to marry their daughter, even after siring a child with her. To them, he was a penniless mukwasha (son-in-law). Frustrated, the guy took to the bottle before deciding to take a drive with his family with a plan to end his misery through a murder suicide.

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It’s never too late to save for retirement

Age is a funny thing. Unless you stare it in the face, like I am – then it’s not so funny.

My point is that we have very defined ideas of what we need to do at certain ages.

Like starting school at 6 and finishing (ideally) at 18. Our 20s are for fun, but towards the end of that decade we need to begin ‘settling’ down, start a family and build a career.

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Rotary district governor in Zim

VISITING Rotary International District governor Mr Chisambwe Katengo has urged local Rotarians to continue working hard in providing humanitarian services to improve the lives of people in various communities.

The governor, who is from Zambia, has been in the country since Wednesday.

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War veterans’ headquarters bombed

The provincial headquarters of war veterans located in Entumbane suburb, Bulawayo, was petrol-bombed yesterday morning in an attack that is suspected to have been carried out by individuals linked to the MDC-Alliance.

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Financial terms you should know

Law Of Demand: The law of demand states that other factors being constant (cetris peribus), price and quantity demand of any good and service are inversely related to each other. When the price of a product increases, the demand for the same product will fall.

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How to be optimistic

Believe in hope and you will never be defeated. There is hope and there is room for improvement. A delay is never a defeat. Failure is never final. Problems are not a pronouncement of Armageddon. Guard your focus. What you focus on determines the direction in which you move. When you lose your focus, you lose your motivation. Focus on where you are going to, not just what you are going through.

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Bosso on the roll

SUBSTITUTE Tinashe Makanda handed Highlanders their second consecutive win in four days when they dismissed Black Rhinos at Barbourfields yesterday.

Makanda scored the only goal of the match in the 67th minute after he fired home from a Prince Dube rebound five minutes after being brought on for Brian Banda.

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Chicken Inn feel the heat

Title aspirants Chicken Inn don’t look like championship material at the moment.

With eight points out of a possible 15, two points from the last five matches and trailing behind log leaders FC Platinum by two points; the Bulawayo-based team does not look convincing.